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Reported Speech Scramble

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Unscramble terms about reporting speech.

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Unscramble terms about reporting speech.

by anna zelensky
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Words spoken by someone exactly as they were said, often enclosed in quotation marks.

  
  
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A retelling of what someone said, changing pronouns and verb tenses to fit reporting context.

  
  
3

Changing the tense in reported statements when reporting in the past.

4

A verb that introduces what someone said, such as think, say, or explain, instead of a bare quote.

  
  
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Tenses in the embedded sentence are adjusted to reflect the time of reporting.

     
  
  
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Transforming a question into a statement format with word order changes and question marks removed.

  
  
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Giving orders or requests in a reported form, often using to-infinitive constructions.

        
     
  
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Rules for placing commas and quotation marks when mixing direct and indirect parts.

        
  
  
  
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